In a previous essay, I discussed the evidence that the hijackers of AAL11 had guns, and that this evidence had been covered up by the authorities. I focused on the memo sent to FAA officials based on a report from flight attendant Betty Ong that described a shooting, including the number of shots fired. I also mentioned the credible report from UAL93 passenger Tom Burnett, whose wife said that he had reported the hijackers had a gun.
I stated in my essay that these two credible pieces of evidence pointing to guns probably means guns were also used in the hijackings of the other two flights. I didn't have any evidence of this, however, until recently I came across some FBI files scanned and posted by the ever-diligent 9/11 researcher Mike Williams. There right in front of our eyes is a very interesting and curious note hand-written by some anonymous FBI agent:
http://www.911myths.com/images/2/2a/Team7_Box13_FlightCallNotes302s.pdf
Now why would this agent have written of a "shooting reference" on each flight if the 9/11 Commission has only acknowledged one (Burnett's)? What were the references to shootings from flights AAL77 and UAL175?
When we start to consider the possibility of guns in the possession of the hijackers, some questions are answered, while others are raised. The mystery of how pipsqueak Arabs managed to quickly overcome eight pilots and completely subdue them without any signal sent to ATC on any flight is solved. The pilots were shot.
But why then did the "Arabs" bother to stab female flight attendants? Simply displaying the gun would have led to full cooperation from the entire crew. Moreover, as we'll discuss in future posts, there is evidence that the stabbings occurred after the cockpits had been commandeered and the pilots presumably shot. Could it be that the stabbings were part of a show, not any part in the actual seizing of the planes, but meant to convince the passengers that they were being hijacked by savage Arabs, so that they would convey this false impression to their loved ones in airphone calls?
In any event it is clear that regarding guns, something has been and continues to be covered up. With that thought in mind, I leave this post with a quote from an unnamed FAA official who was the leader of a "red team" that conducted security inspections. This is testimony given to the 9/11 Commission:
I stated in my essay that these two credible pieces of evidence pointing to guns probably means guns were also used in the hijackings of the other two flights. I didn't have any evidence of this, however, until recently I came across some FBI files scanned and posted by the ever-diligent 9/11 researcher Mike Williams. There right in front of our eyes is a very interesting and curious note hand-written by some anonymous FBI agent:
http://www.911myths.com/images/2/2a/Team7_Box13_FlightCallNotes302s.pdf
Now why would this agent have written of a "shooting reference" on each flight if the 9/11 Commission has only acknowledged one (Burnett's)? What were the references to shootings from flights AAL77 and UAL175?
When we start to consider the possibility of guns in the possession of the hijackers, some questions are answered, while others are raised. The mystery of how pipsqueak Arabs managed to quickly overcome eight pilots and completely subdue them without any signal sent to ATC on any flight is solved. The pilots were shot.
But why then did the "Arabs" bother to stab female flight attendants? Simply displaying the gun would have led to full cooperation from the entire crew. Moreover, as we'll discuss in future posts, there is evidence that the stabbings occurred after the cockpits had been commandeered and the pilots presumably shot. Could it be that the stabbings were part of a show, not any part in the actual seizing of the planes, but meant to convince the passengers that they were being hijacked by savage Arabs, so that they would convey this false impression to their loved ones in airphone calls?
In any event it is clear that regarding guns, something has been and continues to be covered up. With that thought in mind, I leave this post with a quote from an unnamed FAA official who was the leader of a "red team" that conducted security inspections. This is testimony given to the 9/11 Commission:
“There are serious indications that the FAA deceived the public about what happened on 9/11. On the afternoon of September 11, 2001, I was working in one of the FAA operations centers collecting information on details of what happened during the hijacking. We received information that a firearm was used on one of the hijacked aircraft.… That evening the administrator of FAA requested an executive summary covering the day’s activities, and this information about a gun was included in the summary. Days later, without any explanation or questioning of the summary’s author, the administrator publicly announced that no guns had been used in the hijacking. Several months passed when the press re-surfaced this issue. FAA’s initial response was that no so such executive summary existed. Later, when confronted with the document, FAA admitted the executive summary existed, but denied its accuracy. Sometime later I learned that another operations center also received a report that a firearm was used.…"
